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[o Ventus]

Eterna5 wrote...

Jaulen wrote...

Eterna5 wrote...

The funniest part is that Clevernoob thinks this is some sort of democracy in which numbers matter.

It's funny that you think in Business numbers DON'T matter.

If Bioware felt that way and in someway needed those numbers they would have changed the ending, no?

You aren't even trying to put forth an intelligent defense at this point, are you?

[nos_astra]

Eterna5 wrote...

Jaulen wrote...

Eterna5 wrote...

The funniest part is that Clevernoob thinks this is some sort of democracy in which numbers matter.

It's funny that you think in Business numbers DON'T matter.

If Bioware felt that way and in someway needed those numbers they would have changed the ending, no?

They did change the ending in a free DLC: That's saying something. Not as much as some would have liked but they did change the ending.

[IanPolaris]

Sanunes wrote...

The problem I have with any poll done by people that are trying to prove a point is it will always be bias even if the bias isn't intentional because they already have a strong feeling on the subject, the other problem is generally people go looking for that poll so it would be influenced by the population that want to say something. The only poll I would even consider remotely accurate wouldn't be possible for it would require BioWare/EA/3rd Party to get into contact with people who bought the game and complete a survey that way.

Just remember because of online voting Wil Wheaton was voted FMH Sexiest Woman alive in 2002.

Agreed.  This is called "confirmation bias" and it is a very serious problem.  The correct approach is to hire a firm (and there are many very reputable firms that do nothing but polling and other stastical analysis), tell them what question or questions you want answered to what degree of certainty and then have nothing to do with them until they give their report.

While such firms are hardly free, a simple, scientifically accurate 500 person poll (which is FAR more than is needed to accurate survey a gross sample size of 4-5 million) isn't that expensive esp for the likes of EA or even the Bioware sub-division.

-Polaris

[CroGamer002]

IsaacShep wrote...

Simple question to Clever Noob - I get that you want a new ending, but Citadel & Reckoning are the last DLCs. It's over, Bioware will make no more major DLC for ME3 of any kind. So what's the point of all of this still continuing? Even if you convinced Bioware that majority of fans want new ending, it's not gonna happen. DLC development is over. They're moving to new projects.

Pretty sure bigger point in video is Bioware deceiving it's fans that we're in minority that don't like endings, while no evidence to that.

Modifié par Mesina2, 25 février 2013 - 10:34 .

[FlamingBoy]

I thing people a very confused how stats work, specifically the concept of sampling

[Ninja Stan]

I don't think this discussion will get to any story or campaign discussion. IT is not really productive otherwise. Sorry.

End of line.